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is this where laws on the books have been ignored? >> laws are ineffective if you don't have the people to enforce them. and osha is so under staffed it can't possibly do the work. as for regulation, across the board we need increasing regulation. it protects business too. it is not good for businesses, and certainly not good for the west fertilizer company right now in west texas to have undergone what it has gone through. i think that conservative and liberal lines break down at times like this. all of west, texas conservative right through to perhaps a few progressives there are horrified by what happened. and there is no question that serious concern for human beings, for workers regulation is the answer. >> john: amy goodman is the host and executive producer of "democracy now," the greatest radio show. >> and tv. >> john: and tv. i'm sorry it's been such a sad occasion. you're going to stick around for the next block? great. we'll talk about the boston marathon bombing. both sides of the gun debate say this proves their point. a
is this where laws on the books have been ignored? >> laws are ineffective if you don't have the people to enforce them. and osha is so under staffed it can't possibly do the work. as for regulation, across the board we need increasing regulation. it protects business too. it is not good for businesses, and certainly not good for the west fertilizer company right now in west texas to have undergone what it has gone through. i think that conservative and liberal lines break down at times...
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law enforcement does not believe that. but where you were, did you fear there was another explosion? did people panic or keep their heads? >> both. i was in a park right there figuring that was probably pretty safe because we weren't inside a building. >> john: right. >> i was actually with two medics that were staying with me until my girlfriend came. they were just wonderful and sweet. everybody who work there had all the medics, they were really helpful, and everyone was really helpful. and then--you know, nobody knew where to go. there was no public transportation. >> john: right. >> so nobody knew what to do, where to go, or how to get out of there. the next step was how are we going to get out of here. >> john: how did you finally make it to the suburbs? >> because the roads, they were going to have a hard time getting in. we started to walk around. can we walk? we found ourselves on a back street with big buildings. we didn't want to go there. we went to this other main street from across a park. there were some hot
law enforcement does not believe that. but where you were, did you fear there was another explosion? did people panic or keep their heads? >> both. i was in a park right there figuring that was probably pretty safe because we weren't inside a building. >> john: right. >> i was actually with two medics that were staying with me until my girlfriend came. they were just wonderful and sweet. everybody who work there had all the medics, they were really helpful, and everyone was...
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but will apply to all foreign laws. some of which are of a ha braic nature. this law as the gentiles say is kind of meshugganah. the application of foreign law in certain cases bill, really rolls off the tongue, isn't doesn't it, is meant to ensure a florida judge doesn't move rule on a case using sharia law. but this law would bar state courts from recognizing orthodox jewish divorce agreements. orthodox jewish divorces only happen rarely as opposed to american judges applying sharia law which only happens never. reach for comment all of the elderly jewish women in florida released a joint statement saying for once mr. big shot isn't too busy to call. never mind, it is no concern of yourself. if i'm subjected to sharia law don't worry about me. i'm only your mother. wtf, florida. your communities of jewish retirees are political kingmakers. nobody gets elected to national office without coming out in favor of a strong and secure boca raton so why are you passing a bill that would aggravate them? believe me, you're not
but will apply to all foreign laws. some of which are of a ha braic nature. this law as the gentiles say is kind of meshugganah. the application of foreign law in certain cases bill, really rolls off the tongue, isn't doesn't it, is meant to ensure a florida judge doesn't move rule on a case using sharia law. but this law would bar state courts from recognizing orthodox jewish divorce agreements. orthodox jewish divorces only happen rarely as opposed to american judges applying sharia law which...
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we have to enforce the laws and strengthen the laws on gun trafficking. i was convinced we would easily come to an agreement and pass that. >> bill: right. >> there were other things that i also voted for such as a ban on large magazine clips. the woman who shouted out at us from the gallery last night actually seized the clip, the large clip that was being used by jared loughner to kill people in tucson. the little girl, christina taylor green, who was killed in tucson, who had gone to visit gabby giffords, her father is from delaware, from wilmington, delaware. >> bill: i didn't know that. >> she was on national tv last night just expressing her disappointment her horror that we couldn't pass a ban on large magazine clips, for example. i thought several of these provisions would pass last night. but obviously they didn't. that's very disappointing. i also want to clarify for those who are listening, the manchin toomey bill is not over. it is simply laid on the table. if there is a strong enough national response, it could be picked up and passed. but we
we have to enforce the laws and strengthen the laws on gun trafficking. i was convinced we would easily come to an agreement and pass that. >> bill: right. >> there were other things that i also voted for such as a ban on large magazine clips. the woman who shouted out at us from the gallery last night actually seized the clip, the large clip that was being used by jared loughner to kill people in tucson. the little girl, christina taylor green, who was killed in tucson, who had...
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because the new law wasn't written to exclude police officers. it was a laughably bad piece of legislation. >> john: incredibly popular one as well. >> well, you know. what does that say? >> john: let me bring dean in. you're a muslim. i don't know if i can trust you yet. those on the right tried to politicize -- i can only imagine what kind of day it was for you yesterday emotionally because i was reading the same twitter you were. a lot of our friends on the right tried to politicize the attack. >> one in particular. >> john: there was a lot of embarrassing stuff out there. based on a "new york post" very early report that a saudi national was the suspect steve king of iowa said... >> john: laura ingraham and others echoed the need to look at immigration. it remains absolutely zero evidence this act was perpetrated by anyone from another country. isn't this the same kind of an exploitation to advance a completely separate political agenda? >> it is. steve king is a jackass. i don't like him or louie gohmert, all of the right wing -- >> john: lo
because the new law wasn't written to exclude police officers. it was a laughably bad piece of legislation. >> john: incredibly popular one as well. >> well, you know. what does that say? >> john: let me bring dean in. you're a muslim. i don't know if i can trust you yet. those on the right tried to politicize -- i can only imagine what kind of day it was for you yesterday emotionally because i was reading the same twitter you were. a lot of our friends on the right tried to...
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>> well, first law enforcement has. i think it's going to take a while, and it's probably going to require some members of congress who have shown no backbone whatsoever to be voted out of office. we have 20 dead first graders and kindergarteners and teachers some of who died shielding them, and we can't even get the minimum gun control. that ex-stands far beyond these issues. it extends to issues of how we run the tax system, the regulatory system, how we're seeing our federal government turned into a machine that is not functioning for the welfare of all the american people. >> michael: yes, and you know, it should scream how tired we are of saying that should scream to the american congress. hopefully this will once again scream there are some lucky sur cues law students because they get to have david johnston for a teacher. coming up, the republicans' favorite democrats is calling it quits. he says he has had enough, and for progressives the feeling is more than mutual. this is your only indestructible aircraft seri
>> well, first law enforcement has. i think it's going to take a while, and it's probably going to require some members of congress who have shown no backbone whatsoever to be voted out of office. we have 20 dead first graders and kindergarteners and teachers some of who died shielding them, and we can't even get the minimum gun control. that ex-stands far beyond these issues. it extends to issues of how we run the tax system, the regulatory system, how we're seeing our federal government...
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is it possible that law enforcement deliberately put out false information about an arrest to flush out suspects? >> it certainly could be done. one of the big units involved in a case like this, and every major case is the behavioral analysis down in quantico. my brother is from that unit, and they're directly involved in directing the investigators of how to use the media and information and disinformation to lead to an arrest. they may be using this as a means of pointing someone in the wrong direction. they think they're safe, now they come up from undercover and move in the opposite direction, and we get them that way. it could be done. i don't blame the media all. they're trying to get the but pursuit of the story is not always pursuit of the truth. >> john: are you confident we'll find the people who is responsible for this bombing? >> yes, i'm very bombing. >> john: tim clemente, thank you for sharing your experiences with us tonight on "viewpoint." >> thank you. >> john: the gang of eight may have done something right. i talked to a college student whose life may change because
is it possible that law enforcement deliberately put out false information about an arrest to flush out suspects? >> it certainly could be done. one of the big units involved in a case like this, and every major case is the behavioral analysis down in quantico. my brother is from that unit, and they're directly involved in directing the investigators of how to use the media and information and disinformation to lead to an arrest. they may be using this as a means of pointing someone in...
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it was against international law. number 3, we did it even though there is no firm or persuasive evidence, reading from the report, that they produced any valuable information or any information that we could not have gotten through other means, zero evidence of anything out of that torture. and he engaging in torture, from the bi-partisan report quote, damaged the standing of our nation reducedour capacity to enact moral 7censure and increased the danger to u.s. military personnel taken captive. we did it. it was illegal, we got nothing out of it. we damaged our standing, we made our own military -- put our own military more at risk and more in danger and then, finally the report contains appendix of 22 pages muchof legal cases where the united states has either condemned or prosecuted people for doing the very same thing that george bush and dick cheney had done. stunning report. >> it's one of those things you hate to say i told you so, a lot of people we knew that torture was happening, on the left said they shoul
it was against international law. number 3, we did it even though there is no firm or persuasive evidence, reading from the report, that they produced any valuable information or any information that we could not have gotten through other means, zero evidence of anything out of that torture. and he engaging in torture, from the bi-partisan report quote, damaged the standing of our nation reducedour capacity to enact moral 7censure and increased the danger to u.s. military personnel taken...
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we have to say it's the law of the land. so is i'm extremely strongly, emotionally in favor of strict gun control, licensing, regulation, etc. but i don't think we get to our goal post by attacking and then expressing this early political retaliation rather than trying to get to the baucuss and the pryors who are good people who voted wrong and say look, at least you should allow your colleagues the right to vote up or down on this issue. a better way of getting them and opening their minds in what i just heard which was a campaign of retaliation. >> michael: i understand the emotion and what you say makes great sense. i by both you and adam green have made great sense in how you approach it. let's move to your book. you discuss how to get facts out in a crisis. and this was been a week full of crises. take a live of what president obama said in his rose garden address. >> obama: by now it's well-known that 90% of the american people support the universal background check to make it harder for a dangerous person to buy a gun
we have to say it's the law of the land. so is i'm extremely strongly, emotionally in favor of strict gun control, licensing, regulation, etc. but i don't think we get to our goal post by attacking and then expressing this early political retaliation rather than trying to get to the baucuss and the pryors who are good people who voted wrong and say look, at least you should allow your colleagues the right to vote up or down on this issue. a better way of getting them and opening their minds in...
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i think law enforcement did a pretty good job. the people that were trained to use assault weapons did, didn't they? >> caller: i think they did a good job, too. sometimes you hear tomato and i hear tomato. that's the difference between people who support gun rights. >> stephanie: i support gun rights. i don't support everybody's right to own a military assault weapon with a huge clip. >> it is not completely black and white. >> caller: nowhere in the constitution do i remember in the second amendment it saying that the second amendment was granted to the people for hunting or for recreation. >> it was for regulated militia. >> it the only amendment with the word regulated in it. it is conditional. >> stephanie: we had muskets when they wrote it but okay. >> given that we need a well-regulated militia people will be allowed to have guns. it is not a bunch of random syllables. >> stephanie: nobody is keeping track of what douche nozzles on which side of the aisle said what. however -- [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] we missed yet
i think law enforcement did a pretty good job. the people that were trained to use assault weapons did, didn't they? >> caller: i think they did a good job, too. sometimes you hear tomato and i hear tomato. that's the difference between people who support gun rights. >> stephanie: i support gun rights. i don't support everybody's right to own a military assault weapon with a huge clip. >> it is not completely black and white. >> caller: nowhere in the constitution do i...
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there were clearly ambulances around and police and lots of law enforcement. but things seem to be pretty open last night. i think it was a situation similar to what happened right after 9-11 when authorities were just trying to figure out a plan. and just kind of -- you know, hustle to put a plan together. >> so what is the plan -- i know a lot of people -- >> bill: is that a police whistle going off? >> yeah, did is. sorry about that. they're directing traffic all over the place. >> bill: that's fine. >> the boston marathon is a destination race. a lot of runners aspire to run in that race. what does it mean for travel for those runners who might be going back home? how are they handling that situation there in boston? >> well, i will say that yesterday when i arrived, i saw a number of runners in the airport. those who finished early i believe, decided not to stay until tomorrow, just to get out of town as quickly as possible because they anticipated there mountain chaos. i see people leaving hotels this morning. i don't know. this is boston. this is someth
there were clearly ambulances around and police and lots of law enforcement. but things seem to be pretty open last night. i think it was a situation similar to what happened right after 9-11 when authorities were just trying to figure out a plan. and just kind of -- you know, hustle to put a plan together. >> so what is the plan -- i know a lot of people -- >> bill: is that a police whistle going off? >> yeah, did is. sorry about that. they're directing traffic all over the...
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i told you my mother-in-law stole my copy. joan walsh salon.com, thank you for this book. thank you for your excellent web site and thank you for stopping by. >> thanks for having me. >> john: my thanks again to joan walsh. coming up, now that the fbi has actual suspects in the boston bombings, do we forget two days of laughably bad news coverage? i can think of one newspaper that hopes we would. like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, and at that point, i knew i had to do something. once i started taking the lyrica, the pain started subsiding. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing rash, hives, blisters, changes in eye sight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever tired feeling, or skin sores from diabet
i told you my mother-in-law stole my copy. joan walsh salon.com, thank you for this book. thank you for your excellent web site and thank you for stopping by. >> thanks for having me. >> john: my thanks again to joan walsh. coming up, now that the fbi has actual suspects in the boston bombings, do we forget two days of laughably bad news coverage? i can think of one newspaper that hopes we would. like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse,...
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i believe that whether or not what -- what -- the law is is what the law is, i am pro choice, pro gun, pro everything. however, my biggest concern, and it saddens me that -- how divided and separate we are as a nation to take such a tragic event like this and -- and turn it into a political thing. it just -- it just really is upsetting. >> stephanie: well, what -- let's start with who and what? how -- i mean to me -- >> caller: both parties. both parties. >> stephanie: how are both parties doing it though? i agree with you on some things but i think there is false equivalence in this case, right-wingers are out there immediately, chuck grassley was the first one to say we have got to hold up on immigration reform. >> caller: exactly. exactly. >> stephanie: we spot lighted the republican from arkansas that tweeted in the middle of the tragedy about cowering liberals wish they had an ar 15 tonight i bet. >> caller: now we're debating the fact of how this individual is going to be prosecuted and it's from both parties, while their -- the republican side the democratic side everybody sayi
i believe that whether or not what -- what -- the law is is what the law is, i am pro choice, pro gun, pro everything. however, my biggest concern, and it saddens me that -- how divided and separate we are as a nation to take such a tragic event like this and -- and turn it into a political thing. it just -- it just really is upsetting. >> stephanie: well, what -- let's start with who and what? how -- i mean to me -- >> caller: both parties. both parties. >> stephanie: how are...
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i don't know immigration law one way or another. the younger one -- the one they are looking for now was a student at [ inaudible ] high school. one of them prepared to go to umass dartmouth. their father apparently is still in russia. he is giving interviews to the associated press. >> stephanie: david said -- >> talking points memo linked to an associated press story where the father is still living in russia. >> stephanie: interesting. david shuster told us one at least was registered to vote -- >> well, then -- >> stephanie: go ahead. >> that would indicate they were citizens. >> stephanie: exactly. but as you say there is always politics involved in this and i'm sure there will be a lot of speculation on what he was registered as all of that sort of thing. this was the fbi special age innocent charge yesterday. >> the images from monday and the horror of that will remain with us forever. the victims and the survivors deserve nothing less. as monday's victims, the fbi is committed to ensuring that victims receive the help they r
i don't know immigration law one way or another. the younger one -- the one they are looking for now was a student at [ inaudible ] high school. one of them prepared to go to umass dartmouth. their father apparently is still in russia. he is giving interviews to the associated press. >> stephanie: david said -- >> talking points memo linked to an associated press story where the father is still living in russia. >> stephanie: interesting. david shuster told us one at least was...
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it was clearly against the law. u.s. law and international law. no doubt about it. >> 25 years ago last week, president ronald reagan supported and asked the congress to pass the u.n. convention -- the united nations convention against torture abuse degradement, et cetera. we violated that. our own domestic laws, we violated those. other international treaties, we violated. so yes. >> bill: now did you find, did you look into and did you find, did we get anything out of this torture? did we get any information out of this torture which made us more secure, save lives? >> that's a question that is not fully answered in that we did not find that the torture led to any kind of usable evidence or usable information. on the other side, those who were in the administration at the time avert that it did. the problem that we have is we did not have access to classified information to determine whether it is did or it didn't. it was our opinion that those who say that it did lead to usable information had the burden of proof to show how. but from what we w
it was clearly against the law. u.s. law and international law. no doubt about it. >> 25 years ago last week, president ronald reagan supported and asked the congress to pass the u.n. convention -- the united nations convention against torture abuse degradement, et cetera. we violated that. our own domestic laws, we violated those. other international treaties, we violated. so yes. >> bill: now did you find, did you look into and did you find, did we get anything out of this...
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don't open the door for anyone except identified law enforcement officers. we need the public to help us help them stay safe and he tweeted this as i was talking. all in watertown, came bridge wal that may newton, belmo. nt allston and brighton should stay indoors. the whole city. >> all of those. >> shutting it down shut down. they are stopping cab service. i don't know how that would work and if that's 100% true. there are rumors these guys are using cabs. >> i wonder if they will shut logan airport next. i haven't heard that next. you think that would be hard. >> confirmed, boston police are saying all taxi service in boston suspended as the city shuts down. they are shutting boston down. >> it's tough because earlier in the day and people are not up. there are some people who don't turn on the television when they get up and go about their business and. >> we hate them. we hate people like that. >> far and few between. this is going to be a challenge and a crazy week with the ricin. >> exactly. >> that appears to be resolved. hopefully this will be resol
don't open the door for anyone except identified law enforcement officers. we need the public to help us help them stay safe and he tweeted this as i was talking. all in watertown, came bridge wal that may newton, belmo. nt allston and brighton should stay indoors. the whole city. >> all of those. >> shutting it down shut down. they are stopping cab service. i don't know how that would work and if that's 100% true. there are rumors these guys are using cabs. >> i wonder if...
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you may not want to -- admit it. >> and stand your ground laws led to more murders. one guy thought a kid was playing his stereo too loud so he shot him to death. rick he found three case out of 84 in which an armed individual who had been on the scene used a firearm to stop the shooter. none of the three were ordinary citizens. two were off-duty police officers and one was a u.s. marine. so, you know, remember we had all of the guys calling in, particularly the aurora -- i would have -- here's what i would have done with my spider-man skill -- no, you wouldn't have, beaufort. you would have [ bleep ] your pants. >> first, he had full body armor. you weren't going to hit him anyway. he had this gigantic magazine. he could keep shooting forever. >> stephanie: it was dark and smoke. >> bullets were flying through the walls. >> stephanie: i would have knowed with my spidey sense he was going to do it and then i would have -- >> make sure he couldn't have not done it. >> stephanie: probably would have shot a bunch of spectators by accident and then shot your own [ bleep
you may not want to -- admit it. >> and stand your ground laws led to more murders. one guy thought a kid was playing his stereo too loud so he shot him to death. rick he found three case out of 84 in which an armed individual who had been on the scene used a firearm to stop the shooter. none of the three were ordinary citizens. two were off-duty police officers and one was a u.s. marine. so, you know, remember we had all of the guys calling in, particularly the aurora -- i would have --...
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law. he is a united states citizen that committed the crime. jay carney said we will prosecute this terrorist through our civilian system of justice under u.s. law. united states citizens cannot be tried in military commissions. >> if the justice department had tried him as an enemy combatant lindsey graham would have said you're break the law. he's an american citizen. >> stephanie: why didn't we follow donald trump's idea of waterboarding him before he recovered from his throat injuries to see what kind of information we could have gotten. >> water board him while his head is underwater. if he doesn't answer, then we know he did it. >> stephanie: he's dead. now we don't know anything. thanks donald. by the way -- >> you're fired. snow cover senator graham and janet napolitano. >> it picked up his departure but not him coming back, correct? >> the fbi text alert on him at that point was more than a year old and had expired. >> stephanie: a lot of interesting stuff including surprising tho
law. he is a united states citizen that committed the crime. jay carney said we will prosecute this terrorist through our civilian system of justice under u.s. law. united states citizens cannot be tried in military commissions. >> if the justice department had tried him as an enemy combatant lindsey graham would have said you're break the law. he's an american citizen. >> stephanie: why didn't we follow donald trump's idea of waterboarding him before he recovered from his throat...
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don says if any reform come out of the bombings, it's gun laws. the fact that people are using this to help with immigration, maybe they should be looking at other issues. >> bill: that's a good point. i just keep seeing comments about the weapons that they had, and how many weapons that they had, but i haven't seen anything else about where they bought them and how they got them -- >> i haven't seen that yet. >> bill: i did see something this morning about some of the black powder that they got -- that they used in the pressure cooker bombs, they got them by buying fireworks that had black powder in them. but i haven't seen much about the guns. that's a good point, don. >> and larry bond says does the gop really need a reason to do nothing? >> bill: good point. they don't really need any excuse anymore to do nothing. mike is out in colorado springs. hey, mike, what do you say? >> bill: hey, there are things i don't always agree with you on, but this i do agree with you on. but one step further, i am really tired of politicians passing laws any ti
don says if any reform come out of the bombings, it's gun laws. the fact that people are using this to help with immigration, maybe they should be looking at other issues. >> bill: that's a good point. i just keep seeing comments about the weapons that they had, and how many weapons that they had, but i haven't seen anything else about where they bought them and how they got them -- >> i haven't seen that yet. >> bill: i did see something this morning about some of the black...